Splinters can generally be removed with _____ and splinter forceps
A) an alcohol swab
B) tweezers
C) a tongue depressor
D) a sterile needle
D
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A) a fluid bolus is needed to flush out excess ketones in the body. B) cardiac arrest from an electrolyte imbalance is very likely. C) a significant drop in blood glucose level can quickly lead to brain cell damage. D) administration of glucose is the only way to raise the blood glucose level.
Virtually all commercial petroleum fuels associated with fires are considered to be:
A) mixtures. B) hydrocarbons. C) aromatics. D) all of the above.
Perhaps first described by Baron Dominick Jean Larrey, who is attributed with invention of the "flying ambulance," ____ phenomenon occurs when cold extremities are warmed.
A. Osborne B. rewarming shock C. burrowing D. after drop
The single most important technique used to prevent the spread of nosocomial infection is
A) hand washing. B) the lab coat. C) use of isolation procedures. D) use of gloves.